Edwardian Prop for Haunted House

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Introduction: Edwardian Prop for Haunted House

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About: I have swam many many lengths in my life as a national swimmer and then went into coaching - lifeguarding you know the drill. When my grandfather died - he left behind a gift - I have been creating and trying…


Prop for Halloween. This is great for a Haunted House.

What you will need:
1. Lots of duct-tape
2. I got the different colors from Micheal's.
3. Antique buttons
4. Chicken wire.

The key is to form the chicken wire to give Edwardian look.
Then just cover chicken wire up with duct-tape
To give ruffle effect, pinch duct-tape together and place on chicken wire

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    scoochmaroo
    scoochmaroo

    10 years ago on Introduction

    This one would definitely benefit from a step-by-step. We used to assign our intro to costume history students a similar project - to build a garment out of paper and tape. The idea was to really drive home the silhouettes of different time periods in fashion. The creations were always fantastic! I love this one!